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  • Using data from the British National Corpus (BNC), this paper examines the complementation of the verb wish used with different subjects, and then focuses on patterns in which wish is typically complemented by a finite clause. It turns out that I wish is by far the most frequent clause with wish, and the subject of the finite clause following it is often I or you, i.e. a pronoun denoting a direct participant in conversation. Wishes addressed to the listener can be interpreted as appeals, or, as Searle (1975: 64-5) argues, indirect directives (I wish you would V). Speaker-oriented wishes (the most frequent ones, e.g. I wish I could V) and wishes about third persons are expressions of attitudes. The subject of the finite clause after I / he / she wished is often the same as the subject of wish, and you is not common. A systematic analysis of finite clauses after I wish on the one hand, and of I / he / she wished on the other, brings supporting evidence for the argument that while clauses with wish in the past tense are true main clauses with a reporting function and the whole sentences function as statements, I wish has lost its main clause status and has become an expression of sentence modality, i.e., in Poldauf's (1964: 253) terms, a means of expressing the third syntactical plan.
  • Using data from the British National Corpus (BNC), this paper examines the complementation of the verb wish used with different subjects, and then focuses on patterns in which wish is typically complemented by a finite clause. It turns out that I wish is by far the most frequent clause with wish, and the subject of the finite clause following it is often I or you, i.e. a pronoun denoting a direct participant in conversation. Wishes addressed to the listener can be interpreted as appeals, or, as Searle (1975: 64-5) argues, indirect directives (I wish you would V). Speaker-oriented wishes (the most frequent ones, e.g. I wish I could V) and wishes about third persons are expressions of attitudes. The subject of the finite clause after I / he / she wished is often the same as the subject of wish, and you is not common. A systematic analysis of finite clauses after I wish on the one hand, and of I / he / she wished on the other, brings supporting evidence for the argument that while clauses with wish in the past tense are true main clauses with a reporting function and the whole sentences function as statements, I wish has lost its main clause status and has become an expression of sentence modality, i.e., in Poldauf's (1964: 253) terms, a means of expressing the third syntactical plan. (en)
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  • I wish you would, I wish I could: a corpus-based study of sentences with wish
  • I wish you would, I wish I could: a corpus-based study of sentences with wish (en)
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  • I wish you would, I wish I could: a corpus-based study of sentences with wish
  • I wish you would, I wish I could: a corpus-based study of sentences with wish (en)
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  • third syntactical plan; Czech; contrastive grammar; form and function; wish clauses; BNC; corpus linguistics (en)
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